Professional Reading
An appealing invitation to learn more, with some powerful personal insights and strong synthesis of others’ work on diversity, equity, and inclusion; not a primary resource for curriculum or hands-on activities.
Despite some salient points, this work falls short of its stated purpose, and readers will be better served by investigating lists and resources from organizations such as We Need Diverse Books, the We Are Kid Lit Collective, or Teaching for Change’s Social Justice Books.
While there is room to quibble with some suggested reading/interest levels, these moments are rare. This is a necessary purchase and an enjoyable read for those who recommend to or develop collections for a young adult audience.
Marrying in-depth knowledge of comics and libraries, Phoenix has produced a practical, user-friendly read that’s essential book for school and public librarians.
Recommended for anyone looking to diversify collections, learn more about novels in verse, or expand their use of poetry in the classroom or library.
Recommended for beginning librarians or those needing suggestions on incorporating social studies standards in library lessons.
Highly recommended for secondary school librarians.
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